Redmond matches main rival Slack by finally offering a free version aimed at smaller businesses and freelancers
British data watchdog slaps Facebook with maximum possible fine over Cambridge Analytica scandal
Massacre of the trolls as micro-blogging service shuts down 70 million fake and suspicious accounts
Reprieve for memes, as MEPs reject copyright bill in its current format. But the fight isn't over just yet
Game over for colourful character? Kim Dotcom loses latest court battle against his extradition to the US
But critics argue it will change the face of the Internet as we know it, and herald the end of…
Out with the old...twenty years after it was first launched, Yahoo Messenger is to be retired in mid July
Alexander Nix admits obtaining Facebook data from Cambridge researcher in testy exchanges with MPs
Blow for Zuckerberg as Apple says it will block Faceboook's web tracking tools in new Mac OS and iOS
MEPs reportedly left underwhelmed after Facebook's CEO long-awaited appearance at 'rambling' EU meeting
Anger at closed-door meeting results in revised decision to live broadcast Mark Zuckerberg's visit with EU parliament
After tech firms snub government meeting, UK culture secretary pledges legislation to rein in social networking firms
The Facebook chief executive says he will appear before the European Parliament, but won't come to the UK
Hush hush at Twitter, as it secretly adds the ability to send encrypted direct messages on its Android app
Would you pay to use Facebook if it carried no adverts? Facebook executives reportedly ponder the option
Zuckerberg lights the candles, dims the lights, and puts Barry White on the stereo with online dating service
WhatsApp co-founder departs Facebook amid reports of clashes over personal data and attempts to weaken its encryption
Pledge comes as social network's tech boss is grilled by committee of British MPs
GDPR's approach sees ban on under 16 years old using popular messaging service WhatsApp
Google's parent sees big rise in profits and revenue, but costs rise dramatically as workforce balloons
MoneySavingExpert founder Martin Lewis aims to 'give Facebook a bloody nose' for false adverts
Artifical intelligence move? Facebook is reportedly building a team to design its own semiconductors
Will they? Won't they? Social network is reportedly to exclude huge chunk of users from GDPR protection
'Sorry is not enough' say European watchdogs as they form working group to data collection by social media
Mark faces first US Congress hearing, admits platform is in arms race with Russia over social network manipulation
Groups allege that YouTube violates child protection laws by collection personal data of minors
Social network is 'systematically' looking at how people's data is used by others, and aims to be 'more restrictive'
My mistake says Zuckerberg after Cambridge Analytica data sharing scandal rises to 87 million people
Meanwhile it has emerged that Mark Zuckerberg will testify before US House Energy and Commerce Committee on 11 April
Shooter rampage, as blogger shoots three people at YouTube headquarters before killing herself